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Bond money arrives; district outlines construction‑management interviews and considers fitness court at Toronto High
Summary
The district confirmed receipt of $30 million Series A from Measure J bond sales, authorized establishment of Fund 21, interviewed construction‑management firms for a multi‑prime delivery approach, and discussed a $175,000 fitness court proposal for Toronto High with grant offsets and community‑access questions.
Snowline Joint Unified School District trustees voted to open a new bond fund after staff confirmed the first Series A tranche of Measure J proceeds — $30,000,000 — has arrived and is being held by the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools.
"That $30,000,000 has come in," Superintendent (presenter) said during the facilities presentation, noting the district will establish Fund 21 to hold the proceeds and will present accounting details in subsequent agenda items.
District staff also said they are interviewing construction management firms to support Measure J projects and described a delivery method known as "CM multi‑prime" (construction manager multi‑prime), which they said can reduce change orders and let the district vet…
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